Information Resources Security Threat in University Libraries in Katsina State
Keywords:
Information resources, Information security threat, Academic libraries, Katsina StateAbstract
This study was carried out to investigate information resource security threat in university libraries in Katsina State. The objectives of the paper were to identify the types of information resources threat available and the measures taken to solve the issue of information resource security threat in university libraries in Katsina state. The paper employed a qualitative methodological approach using a narrative-based design.
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